1975 S Waccamaw Dr.

This 7-bedroom, 7-bath single-family home in Murrells Inlet, SC is listed at $3,325,000. The MLS record shows 3,360 square feet of living area and a 0.35-acre lot, and a 1985 build year. It sits in the Inlet Pointe subdivision in Georgetown County.

Forturro summary of published Coastal Carolinas MLS fields, assembled automatically. MLS record updated October 2, 2026. The listing brokerage's own description follows below.

Oceanfront • Inlet lot included • PRIVATE boat landing •Deep-water floating dock • Saltwater pool • Fully furnished • NO HOA Set on the Garden City Peninsula in Murrells Inlet, 1975 & 1976 S. Waccamaw Dr delivers the rare pairing of an oceanfront beach house and a private inlet lot across the street that is one of the handful that has a PRIVATE BOAT LANDING and floating dock for boating and fishing access. Start the day with sunrise over the Atlantic from two oceanfront decks, then close it out from the inlet gazebo with sunset views. The home offers 7 bedrooms and 7 baths, including 2 king ensuites, 1 double queen ensuite, 1 queen bedroom, and a hall bath on the main level, plus 3 king ensuites upstairs. The open kitchen, family room, and dining areas are built for gathering, with two dining tables seating 14, 3 island stools, and a 4-person high-top table. LVP flooring throughout keeps the coastal look clean and practical, while all bathrooms have updated custom tile showers. Outdoor spaces include a private saltwater pool, fenced inlet lot, covered ground-level activity area, and parking for 12+ cars. Need sleeping space beyond the current setup? Several bedrooms offer ample room for additional cots. Fully furnished with new living area furniture, roof 2024, a new pool heater installed in 2025, new sliding glass doorsand new flooring installed in 2025, new HVAC in summer 2026, 2026 all bathrooms remodeled with custom tiled showers, no HOA, and strong rental history, this turnkey property is ready for its next chapter of memories on the beach and the inlet! And please don't judge value on zestimate because it is not pulling both oceanfront and inlet side of property in the evaluation so not a fair judgement.